Eiskönigin 1 & 2 - Musik Show auf Eis

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Eiskönigin 1 & 2 - Musik Show auf Eis

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In the organizer's words:

Ice Queen 1&2 on ice continues to inspire - with a fresh sparkle and an experience that connects people of all ages.

With a large ensemble!
And there's a lot to experience: great pop songs, an inspiring ensemble of musical soloists, ice dancers and acrobats as well as an impressive LED stage set! Even more extensive and dynamic, the musical show creates a world of wonder in a class of its own.

The sisters Elsa and Anna and their companions embark on an adventurous musical journey with the stars of the German-speaking musical scene, the large ice-skating ensemble and international artists who present spectacular acrobatic performances.

All songs live!
Pure goosebumps when Elsa sings the absolute hit of the evening "Lass jetzt los!" and enchants the stage and the huge LED screen with her magical powers into a sea of ice and deep blue crystals! Funny when snowman Olaf dreams of sun and beach in "In Summer" "with a drink in his hand and a crispy tan!"
Spectacular when Elsa and Anna get into a snowball fight with the trolls in "Will you build a snowman" or when Kristoff sings "Reindeer are better than humans!" with his beloved reindeer Sven. Many more hits follow in this show on ice, including "Where No One Has Gone Before", "Show Yourself" and "Love Opens Doors".

When the first notes of the Oscar-winning hit "Lass jetzt los!" fill the auditorium, there is an excited silence in the midst of the darkness, which turns into spellbound enthusiasm. LIKE-ICE!
The ice show places particular emphasis on sustainability. The ensemble performs on specially made plastic ice.
The "Ice Queen 1&2 on Ice" thus culminates in an event of spectacular proportions that amazes visitors with an unprecedented presentation of light, sound and movement.

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Location

Deutsches Haus Veranstaltungsstätten GmbH

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